kastro68
2nd March 2004, 10:44
Hi,
I've been using the new Xvid 1.0 builds for a while now.
I especially like the way the zoning was designed.
There is only one problem that arises every now and then, though I'm not sure if it is an Xvid/Avisynth or Vdubmod related.
There is a white flashing line that appears on the right edge of some videos that I encode. It only occurs on a B-frame or GMC frame.
I use resolutions that are mod 32.
I'm not sure if this occurs because of the color space conversion I use in Avisynth. ie. the use of converttoyv12()
It is often the case that if I re-encode the same avisynth script using Xvid, sometimes the white line is eminent and other times it doesn't appear.
The Source i use is captured in MJPEG which is in Yuy2. So I use converttoyv12() in avisynth in order to use convolution3d.
This is what the avs script i use normally looks like
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\mpeg2dec3.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\undot.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\Convolution3d.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\FluxSmooth.dll")
# SOURCE
avisource("C:\mbc variety game show (korean).avs")
# CROPPING
crop(0,0,638,476)
converttoyv12()
lumafilter()
Undot()
Convolution3d("movielq")
# RESIZING
LanczosResize(512,384)
undot()
fluxsmooth(5,7)
I haven't tried using Divx because it looks too complicated to use.
Thanks for the Xvid builds.
I've been using the new Xvid 1.0 builds for a while now.
I especially like the way the zoning was designed.
There is only one problem that arises every now and then, though I'm not sure if it is an Xvid/Avisynth or Vdubmod related.
There is a white flashing line that appears on the right edge of some videos that I encode. It only occurs on a B-frame or GMC frame.
I use resolutions that are mod 32.
I'm not sure if this occurs because of the color space conversion I use in Avisynth. ie. the use of converttoyv12()
It is often the case that if I re-encode the same avisynth script using Xvid, sometimes the white line is eminent and other times it doesn't appear.
The Source i use is captured in MJPEG which is in Yuy2. So I use converttoyv12() in avisynth in order to use convolution3d.
This is what the avs script i use normally looks like
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\mpeg2dec3.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\undot.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\Convolution3d.dll")
LoadPlugin("D:\Appz\Video.Encoding.Editing.Playback\Gordian Knot 0.28.6\Gordian Knot\FluxSmooth.dll")
# SOURCE
avisource("C:\mbc variety game show (korean).avs")
# CROPPING
crop(0,0,638,476)
converttoyv12()
lumafilter()
Undot()
Convolution3d("movielq")
# RESIZING
LanczosResize(512,384)
undot()
fluxsmooth(5,7)
I haven't tried using Divx because it looks too complicated to use.
Thanks for the Xvid builds.